Social Media Addiction in Kids: You Were Right to Worry
If you have spent the last few years quietly worried about social media addiction in kids — and quietly wondering if you were overreacting — I want you to read this one slowly. In August 2026, Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion to settle child-safety claims...
Kids and Screen Time: What One Fifth Grader Wants Parents to Know
If screen time feels like the one battle you never quite win, you’re not alone. Most conversations about kids and screen time start with a worried parent and end with a shrug. But every so often, the most clear-eyed voice in the room isn’t the expert or...
Phone-Free Schools Are Here: How to Make the Same Shift Feel Doable at Home
If you just got the email that your child’s school is going phone-free this fall, you might be feeling two things at once. Relief. And a little bit of, “…okay, but what about at home?” You’re not alone in that. This year, phone-free schools are...
Teen Loneliness Is an Epidemic. Here’s What’s Actually Helping.
I talk to a lot of parents who feel like they’re losing their kids to a screen. Not in a dramatic, headline kind of way — just slowly. The bedroom door closes a little earlier. The one-word answers get shorter. And underneath all of it is a question most of us are...
KOSA and the KIDS Act Explained: Where Kids Online Safety Law Stands (2026)
If you’ve seen the headlines about new kids online safety laws and felt a little jolt of hope—followed by a wave of “wait, what does this actually mean for my kid?”—you’re not alone. On June 29, 2026, the U.S. House passed a sweeping new kids online safety law called...
A K–12 digital health and safety program for students, teachers and parents. Not anti-technology. Pro-child.
